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Indianapolitans  "As  We  See  'Em 


CARTOONS    AND    CARICATURES 


By  Newspaper  Cartoonists'  Association 
of  Indianapolis 


The  Association,  in  presenting  this  abridged  edition,  requests 
the  indulgence  of  its  patrons,  as  they  were  forced  to  discontinue 
the  work  by  erroneous  statements  made  in  the  Indianapolis 
Daily  Papers. 


EXORDIUM 

HE  inconvenience  of  being  ten  years  dead,  which 
is  made  a  condition  upon  candidates  for  niches  in 
the  Hall  of  Fame,  precludes  many  of  our  worthy 
citizens  from  striving  for  a  place  in  that  noble 
institution.  And  then  the  Hall  of  Fame  is  just  a 
little  bit  too  dignified  anyway,  and  it  would  be  tiring  to  the  suc- 
cessful business  man  to  stand  in  a  cramped,  marble  attitude 
year  in  and  year  out.  There  would  be  nothing  doing — or,  as  the 
dignified  occupants  of  the  Hall  would  say,  "No  activities  tran- 
spiring." 4  444  44  44 

But  there  is  another  Pantheon,  where  the  living  may  repose 
in  comfort  and  whose  only  conditions  are  that  they  be  repre- 
sentative of  the  interests  of  people  now  on  earth  —  and  look 
pleasant.  On  these  trifling  conditions  the  boon  of  immortality 
is  conferred  upon  men  by  those  latter-day  Olympians,  the  cari- 
caturists of  the  daily  press.  Little  Gods  of  the  Brush  and  Pencil 
whose  creations  shall  endure  so  long  as  men  prefer  to  smile 
rather  than  to  weep.  444444 

The  Pantheon  is  a  long  way  removed  from  the  sombre 
dignity  of  the  Hall  of  Fame — but  it  is  equally  distant  from  the 
reproachful  atmosphere  of  the  Rogues'  Gallery.  It  is  made  up 
of  those  men  who  perform  their  shares  of  the  world's  work  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  bring  them  into  public  notice.  Upon  these 
the  cartoonists  pounce  with  rare  avidity,  and  by  emphasizing 
their  most  prominent  characteristics  present  them  in  a  proper 
perspective  for  the  world  to  view.  No  man  who  comes  within 
range  of  the  cartoonist's  vision  may  hope  to  wrap  himself  in  a 
mantle  of  mystery.  The  X-ray  eye  of  the  caricaturist  pene- 
trates his  mask  and  limns  his  soul-secrets  as  it  were,  for  the 
benefit  of  his  contemporaries  and  posterity.  A  A  A 

From  the  broad  galleries  of  the  newspaper  cartoonist's  sketch- 
book the  following  character  sketches  have  been  collated  under 
the  head  of  "  Indianapolitans  As  We  See  'Em."  And  "We  se& 
'em"  with  a  penetrating  yet  a  friendly  eye,  picturing  the  char- 
acter as  it  appears  to  "us."  And  if  no  great  beauty  is  depicted 
in  his  portrait  let  the  subject  console  himself  with  the  reflection 
that  these  are  Indianapolitans,  not  as  their  wives  and  sweet- 
hearts see  them,  nor  yet  as  they  see  themselves,  but  as  they 
appear  to  the  Little  Gods  of  the  Ink  Pots — sometimes  miscalled 
"Devils" — the  Cartoonists  and  Caricaturists  of  the  Daily  Press. 


J    n    D    e 


Appel,  John  J 65 

Ayres,  Judge  A.  C 63 


Ballard,  W.  H 175 

Barnhill,  Dr.  J.  F 121 

Barrett,  Chas.  E 123 

Bellis,  Wm.  K 185 

Bronson.  H.  M 133 

Brown,  Chalmers 1  35 

Bryce,  Geo.  H 99 


Cannon,  W.  T 157 

Carnahan,  Gen.  Jas.  R 27 

Chambers,  Smiley  N    31 

Chenoweth,  D.  A 187 

Chipman,  J.  W 105 

Cockrum,  John  B 109 

Coffin,  Chas.  E 83 

Coffin,  Chas.  F 33 

Conduitt,  A.  W. 169 

Conlee,  Thos.  A 1 45 

Craig,  J.  Robert 213 

Cruse,  James  S 131 


Dalton,  Nathan  F 107 

Davenport,  F.  B 159 

Davis,  W.  E 155 

Day,  Thos.  C  39 

Deitch,  Guilford  A 195 

Deschler,  Louis  G 193 

Dollman,  Henry  L 189 

Duncan,  John  S 41 


Eitel,  Henry 101 

F 

Fauvre,  Frank  M Ill 

Fellows,  Lewis  L 221 

Fletcher,  S.  A 35 

Fogarty,  Wm 91 

Fortune.  Wm   69 

Frenzel,  Otto  N 17 

G 

Gardner.  Fred  C 191 

Gasper,  J.  L 85 

Gregory,  Fred  A 209 

Griffiths,  Jno.  L 67 

H 

Harris,  Addison 15 

Hawkins,  Edw 211 

Hawkins,  R.  0 45 

Herod,  Wm.  P 179 

Holllday,  John  H.  13 

Hollowell,  A.  K 103 

Holtzman,  Hon.  Jno.  W 29 

Houghton,  Henry  F 207 

Huder.  Henry 181 

Hugg.  Martin  M 59 

Hutchinson,  Edw.  B 61 

J 

Jeup,  B  T.  J 117 

Joss,  Frederick  A 119 

K 

Kealing,  Joseph  B 49 

Kregelo,  Charles  E 147 

Kruger,  Chris.  L 137 

Kuhn.  Aug.  M 73 


Ji     n     D     r     v 


Lieber.  Albert 199 

Light,  Dr.  Robert  L 197 

Lilly,  J.  W 75 


Rauh.  S.  E 143 

Reagan,  W.  P 205 

Richards.  Wm.  J 11 

Richcreek,  S.  M 167 

Richie,  I.  N    ..  ..  201 


Malott,  Volney  T 21 

Martin,  Henry  C 71 

Martindale.  E.  B 23 

McBride,  Robt.  W 183 

McGinnis,  Gen.  Geo.  F 7 

McKee,  Edw.  L 127 

Metzger,  Robert 149 

Meyer.  A.  B 129 

Moore,  A.  H 151 

Moores,  Chas.  W 43 

Mueller,  J.  G 87 


Ogle.  Alfred  M 77 


Sawyer.  Frank  K 153 

Schaf ,  Joseph  C 95 

Severin,  Henry 203 

Shank,  Lew 89 

Shaw.John  M 223 

Smith.  Horace  E 53 

Spaan,  Henry  N 97 

Stalnaker,  Frank  D 9 

Stevenson,  Elmer  E 93 

Stevenson,  W.  E 47 

Stewart.  Alexander  M 171 

Swain,  D.  F 173 

Sweeney,  Andrew  M 25 


Pangborn,  Geo.  W 79 

Pearson.  Geo.  C 219 

Pearson.  Jno.  R 81 

Pickens.  Samuel  0 51 

Pierson,  S.  D 141 

Post.  Earnest  M 217 

Potts,  Alfred  F 163 

Powell,  F.  L.  .  .     37 


Qulnn.  Samuel  139 


Taggart.  Joseph 161 

Taylor,  Harold 177 

V 

Van  Arsdel,  Wm.  C 165 

Van  Camp,  Cortland 215 

Van  Camp,  Frank 125 

Vonnegut,  Clemens,  Jr 57 

W 

Wilson,  Jno.  R 55 

Wilson,  Medford  B 19 

Woods.  Ford 113 

Wynn,  W.S 115 


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